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Has anyone mentioned the Cargo truck at the very bottom of this picture? http://www.flickr.com/photos/eiker86/12498836173/ It looks like 60017, but the front piece is in green, which doesn't exist yet, according to BrickLink.

One of the DK Lego movie books shows this: Which I'm guessing would be a second wave set. According to the junior novelization of the movie, it plays a pretty big part. Good news for mech builders, I'd say.

Hi Charlie, I was just messing about in LDD and threw together a couple signs for you. The middle one is exactly 16 studs long, and for the "O" I would use a round 2x2 tile with the record sticker from the upcoming Haunted House, attached to a 1x2-2x2 bracket. The sign is built similar to the one from the Pet Shop modular building. Also, here are some rough overhead signs that you could attach to the front of the building so they stick out over the sidewalk. Let me know if you'd like the lxf file.

L@GO, I love your vehicles, and your MOC-minifigs are consistently the best I've seen.

Yes, it does mass upload from BrickLink, Peeron, and Brickset, and (hopefully soon) Rebrickable.

I've had a great experience with Basebrick. The Basebrick interface allows for much more granular management of your parts inventory, but is much less pretty and "Web 2.0" than Rebrickable. I also find it nice that with Basebrick I can say I have 2888 1x1 round plates (207 white, 40 blue, 7 dark purple, etc).

I'm looking for advice on whether parting out minifigs is a good idea. Right now I have all of my minifigs stored assembled (with headgear, bodywear, and in some cases tools) by theme in small plastic bags in a Sterilite shoe box. The completist in me wants to keep them together for easy inventory and play, but the idea of a container of just minifig heads or torsos or legs seems good for MOCing. Does anyone have a preference or personal experience with storing them complete/parted out?

Thanks for the review! I'm looking forward to getting some of those 2x2 round profile bricks, though I wish they included just one more so that I could make even columns!

I loved the promotion last month with the free small cup w/$75 purchase. I picked up the MMV and packed my small cup to the brim. Still haven't sorted it fully, but so far I've counted 48 white lamp holders and 50 black headlight bricks that I used as filler, plus tons of tan brick for some upcoming projects.

Love the new animal molds! I'm not too keen on the roof of the barn, and I wish the windmill was a bit bigger, but all around a pretty good set. Thanks for the review!

Great job! Love the color scheme. I've been wanting to try out spiral staircases since I saw the front steps of Market Street.

I have to agree that it's a bit smaller than I had thought, but it's still a great set. At first, I also thought that the lens looked disproportionately tall compared to the height of the base, but from your pictures, it looks fine. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for pointing that out! I checked the picture of the parts list that cesium_salami posted in the other thread, and it seems to make sense.

Fantastic MOC! Love the weeds under the platform.

I can't wait for this piece! I might have to buy the Mack set just to get one.